Lower Broadway Collection

Nashville, Tennessee, USA downtown cityscape and rooftop views at dusk

Skyline of downtown Nashville, Tennessee

Manhattan: Trinity Church, Lower Broadway (b / w photo)
6025035 Manhattan: Trinity Church, Lower Broadway (b/w photo) by Bucovich, Mario (1884-1947); Private Collection; (add.info.: Trinity Church, Lower Broadway)

Manhattan: St Pauls Chapel, on Lower Broadway and Vesey Street (b / w photo)
6025032 Manhattan: St Pauls Chapel, on Lower Broadway and Vesey Street (b/w photo) by Bucovich, Mario (1884-1947); Private Collection; (add.info.: St Pauls Chapel, on Lower Broadway and Vesey Street)

New York: Standard Oil and Welles Buildings, Lower Broadway (b / w photo)
7190392 New York: Standard Oil and Welles Buildings, Lower Broadway (b/w photo) by American Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Standard Oil and Welles Buildings)

Broadway, looking North from Cedar Street (b / w photo)
5215389 Broadway, looking North from Cedar Street (b/w photo) by American Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Broadway, looking North from Cedar Street)

Lower Broadway, looking South from Fulton Street (b / w photo)
5215385 Lower Broadway, looking South from Fulton Street (b/w photo) by American Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Lower Broadway, looking South from Fulton Street)

St Nicholas Hotel, Lower Broadway, considered a Wonder in 1850, at the Time of the First Worlds Fair (litho)
5214965 St Nicholas Hotel, Lower Broadway, considered a Wonder in 1850, at the Time of the First Worlds Fair (litho) by American School

Lower Broadway, looking North from Fulton Street (b / w photo)
5215391 Lower Broadway, looking North from Fulton Street (b/w photo) by American Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Lower Broadway, looking North from Fulton Street)

Singer Building
July 1912: The Singer Building in New York, with the City Investment Building in front, on Lower Broadway. Completed in 1908, to the design of architect Ernest Flagg, it was demolished in 1968

Armistice In USA
November 1918: Shipworkers trucks, overflowing with shipworkers celebrating the Armistice, parade up Lower Broadway in New York City. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Lindberghs ticker-tape parade, 1927
Lindberghs ticker-tape parade. US aviation pioneer Charles Lindbergh (1902-1974, seated at rear of car without a hat) became the first person to make a solo

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"Captivating Lower Broadway: A Dazzling Nashville Skyline at Dusk" Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of downtown Nashville, Tennessee as you gaze upon the mesmerizing cityscape from a rooftop view at dusk. The skyline of this bustling metropolis is truly a sight to behold, with its towering buildings and twinkling lights illuminating the night sky. As you stand atop one of these rooftops, your eyes are drawn towards the magnificent Lower Broadway area. This iconic street stretches out before you, lined with an array of lively bars, honky-tonks, and music venues that have made Nashville famous as the "Music City". In this captivating scene reminiscent of Manhattan's charm, historic landmarks like Trinity Church and St Pauls Chapel add a touch of timeless elegance to Lower Broadway. These black-and-white photos transport you back in time when these architectural marvels stood tall amidst a growing city. Lower Broadway's rich history is also evident in images showcasing notable structures such as Standard Oil and Welles Buildings. These monochrome snapshots capture an era long gone but still etched into the fabric of this vibrant neighborhood. Traveling further down memory lane reveals fascinating glimpses into bygone days – scenes like Broadway looking North from Cedar Street or South from Fulton Street offer intriguing perspectives on how much has changed over time while preserving some familiar elements. One particularly remarkable image showcases St Nicholas Hotel on Lower Broadway during the 1850 World's Fair. Considered a wonder at that time, it serves as a testament to both progress and preservation within this ever-evolving cityscape. Whether you're strolling along modern-day Lower Broadway or exploring its historical roots through captivating photographs, there's no denying that this dynamic district holds endless allure for locals and visitors alike. Soak up the atmosphere and let yourself be enchanted by all that lower broadway has to offer – from its lively entertainment scene to its stunning skyline views at dusk.